Sindhifreedomfighter
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I think comments such as yours will only alienate and infuriate the Sindhi nationalists. Can't you just let them be?Sindhudesh supporters should work together with the Baluchis, the Shia people of the Northern Areas as well as those elements from the Taliban who want to create Pakhtunkhwa.
I'm not sure about an independent Sindhudesh though. Throughout history, Sindh has always been part of the Indian civilization and culture-in fact it has been the area where the Indus valley civilization began. Sindh should actually be a part of India-the Baluchis on the other hand have a more rightful claim to be independent, since they were rarely part of Indian kingdoms-they were largely ruled by Persian monarchs.
Paki Punjab has always been part of Indian civilization as well. But I wouldn't want anything to do with Paki Punjab.Sindhudesh supporters should work together with the Baluchis, the Shia people of the Northern Areas as well as those elements from the Taliban who want to create Pakhtunkhwa.
I'm not sure about an independent Sindhudesh though. Throughout history, Sindh has always been part of the Indian civilization and culture-in fact it has been the area where the Indus valley civilization began. Sindh should actually be a part of India-the Baluchis on the other hand have a more rightful claim to be independent, since they were rarely part of Indian kingdoms-they were largely ruled by Persian monarchs.
I don't think the plans or outcomes of the struggle of Sindhi nationalists depend on whether they get my support or not in DFI.I think comments such as yours will only alienate and infuriate the Sindhi nationalists. Can't you just let them be?
Let them have their struggle and all the best to them. If they succeed, it is their choice whether they want to be totally independent, part of India, or independent along with treaties with India. They will make that choice. Let us not speak for them.
Pakjab is a different case, Pakjab is Pakistan more or less.Paki Punjab has always been part of Indian civilization as well. But I wouldn't want anything to do with Paki Punjab.
Let Sindh become an independent, pro-India republic. Hopefully, we can do a better job managing relations with them than we did with Bangladesh.
In addition to the Sindhi nationalists we should support all secular nationalist movements in Pakistan. These people have ideologies compatible with India's. We should steer clear of fundamentalist Islamists like the Taliban, even if they are currently opposed to the Pakistani state. We should learn from the example of the West and their Pakistani stooges who supported these Islamists in Afghanistan on the basis of "the enemy of my enemy is my friend". Those same "friends" are now biting them in the ass.
Yes, good that you realize how inconsequential you are. You cannot influence the outcome in any way, true. But you can certainly alienate the Sindhis on DFI. Which there is no need to.I don't think the plans or outcomes of the struggle of Sindhi nationalists depend on whether they get my support or not in DFI.
What I said though is a historical fact, just like Nepal, Sindh is part of the Indian civilization.
Alienate the Sindhis on DFI? WTF are you smoking?Yes, good that you realize how inconsequential you are. You cannot influence the outcome in any way, true. But you can certainly alienate the Sindhis on DFI. Which there is no need to.
If you fear that the populace is not going to be truly secular, like the BDiots whom you so rightly pointed out, that should be an argument against unification with India, no?
In any case, let them decide what they want. Most probably they will choose to be independent, with mutually beneficial trade treaties with India.
Bullshit. All we would have achieved with Bombladesh in India, is massive riots, constant friction and tension, and never a possibility of progress - they would have dragged the whole nation down.Alienate the Sindhis on DFI? WTF are you smoking?
Every single argument or discussion on this forum alienates someone or the other. If your policy were to be applied, no one would disagree on anything and there would be no discussions.
If Bombladesh was a part of India today, it could have been easily controlled and managed just like the NE. As long as nobody gave them a separate status a la Article 370, the might of the Indian state would have crushed any uprisings and/or terrorism and secular, progressive education would do the rest. Instead, we have an unstable, unpredictable neighbour who is a source of millions of refugees and terrorists.
It is always better to absorb unstable mini-states within a greater stable, rising power. That's Statecraft 101 for you.
THis is generally true. However, with regards to Bombladesh, this argument doesn't make sense because Bombladesh has a huge muslim population in an extremely tiny space. Merging Bombladesh with India would have essentially created a situation where a 150 million fanatic bombladeshis would migrate to different parts of the country resulting in massive ethnic conflicts and religious riots. And what would we gain in return? A flood prone tiny area which is essentially good for nothing. Too much ethnic AND religious diversity can break the nation unless you had a Soviet style authoritarian leader who can essentially destroy peripheral/unwanted cultures.Alienate the Sindhis on DFI? WTF are you smoking?
Every single argument or discussion on this forum alienates someone or the other. If your policy were to be applied, no one would disagree on anything and there would be no discussions.
If Bombladesh was a part of India today, it could have been easily controlled and managed just like the NE. As long as nobody gave them a separate status a la Article 370, the might of the Indian state would have crushed any uprisings and/or terrorism and secular, progressive education would do the rest. Instead, we have an unstable, unpredictable neighbour who is a source of millions of refugees and terrorists.
It is always better to absorb unstable mini-states within a greater stable, rising power. That's Statecraft 101 for you.
Most of the time in history Sindh has remained an independent country. Sindh was an independent country at 1843 when the British occupied it. Sindh was an independent country when Bin Qasim attacked it in 712 A.D. A separate and giant Sindhu Kingdom had been mentioned several times in Mahabharata. Sindh remained independent alternately when India was under ghanavi, ghauri and moghul reign.Sindhudesh supporters should work together with the Baluchis, the Shia people of the Northern Areas as well as those elements from the Taliban who want to create Pakhtunkhwa.
I'm not sure about an independent Sindhudesh though. Throughout history, Sindh has always been part of the Indian civilization and culture-in fact it has been the area where the Indus valley civilization began. Sindh should actually be a part of India-the Baluchis on the other hand have a more rightful claim to be independent, since they were rarely part of Indian kingdoms-they were largely ruled by Persian monarchs.
I agree with you. Though the conditions are not conducive for Sindhudesh at the moment. But it has to happen. Pakistan is born to disintegrate. Sindhudesh will be made. Sindhudesh is truth Pakistan is a lie. The lie can not last longer.Sindh can't be free till the power of Punjabi army is intact and there is no force in Sindh that can take on the army at the moment. Also there would be problems with Mojahirs and Pashtuns in Karachi, they are not likely to support an independent Sindh.
@Singh@Sindhifreedomfighter One biggest issue with your movement, your capital and the richest city in Pakistan is not in Sindhi hands. Without being able to control Karachi, you can never hope to get any of your demands met.
And besides Karachi, the second largest city of Sindh, Hyderabad is also not in Sindhi control
Further, Sindh's leaders are usually Wadheras and Pirs who have massive population support and wealth.
So your first goal would be to assert your self in local elections in the cities, second try to take down Wadheras and Pirs.
You go and wait for Imran Khan's revolution.complete BS.
false flagger